In my country, it is called Nasi Briyani Kambing (Mutton/Lamb Briyani), and Mutton Briyani typically costs between RM18 and RM25 at Indian restaurants on average. Briyani is one of my favorite food. I am a pescatarian anyways~ The dishes featured in the video are considered Middle Eastern style. The paste used is called hummus, which is also my favorite! Thank you for sharing the recipe! In my country, Middle Eastern or fusion restaurants typically serve it, and it tends to be quite expensive. There are various types of naan available in my country, such as butter, egg, onions, garlic, cheese, and more. They are usually eaten with chicken tandoori or dip with thick gravy dishes like curries, rendang, masala, or simply enjoyed as is. I particularly love roti canai pisang, which is a flatbread with banana. Plain roti canai is also delicious, as it is buttery, fluffy, and slightly flaky due to the technique of smacking it to create fluffiness. Serving it with curry gravy and dhall is simply heavenly! Thanks for the video!❤